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some stills from our new Grangemouth timelapse. Grangemouth is currently known for its large petrochemical plant, one of the largest in Europe.
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Timelapse taken from The Heights at the St. George. The spire in the forefront is All Souls at Langham Place.
Soundtrack is the first 27 seconds of "the time without" by kthugha / CC BY-NC 3.0
As seen from the far end of experimental room. 3 Anodized aluminum plates, part of the ground plate assembly, are in position.
Cleaning and restringing my guitar, since it really needed it. Sweat and gunk was building up and the wood was really dry.
15 fps, every five seconds for 83 minutes.
Music not mine since I'm too lazy to write something this time, but instead a sample of Traces of Breath from Dave Weiner's new album, On Revolute.
The final timelapse from our late summer holiday on the islands of Scotland was shot at the coral beach at Claigan on the Isle of Skye.
Finally got a programmable trigger, and started messing with some timelapse... Here's my very first, from my backyard.
Timelapse from roughly 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, 15 second intervals. Too fast for clouds, needed more like a 2-5 sec interval.
A quick timelapse test, never done one of these before so it's not great!
Shot using:
Canon EOS 50D
24-105mm F4L IS
Dell Studio 1558
309 photos shot at:
1/100s @f/22, ISO100
Timelapse video of Infrasound 26 performance.
Infrasound 26 (Scott Arford and Randy Yau) with guest Michael Gendreau, presented by Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA) with swissnex San Francisco in conjunction with Milieux Sonores. November 13, 2010 at GAFFTA, San Francisco. With support by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia.
Photos by R. Yau.
I mentioned I was on Mt Tam trying out some time-lapse video of the fog...... well here it is... kind of. I'm not sure why Flickr limits video to 1:30??? Anyway- I shot 2700 photo's on my 5D and slammed them together to make this short video. It's actually 1:50 so you can't see the last 20 secs. I'm off to Oregon tomorrow to try time-lapse night photography at John Day Fossil beds. I'm hoping to get better at this. I love photography and this is an awesome media -in between- pictures and video. You can convey a real sense of awe and space with moving pictures (literally) and music...... exciting!
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7/1/2008
Scratch League Bowling
My ankle was still jacked up so I didn't bowl again. I decided to hang out anyway and support my team.
Brought the Canon TX1 w/ CHDK, attached it to a GorillaPod SLR, and mounted it to the bench seat.
Ended up with around 430 photos within a span of an hour. Resized and set framerate to 15fps w/ VirtualDub.
Edited with Sony Vegas and rendered to 720P 6Mbps WMVHD.
HD version: vimeo.com/1274106